• Uniting Austin: A Feast of Local Flavors

    Uniting Austin: A Feast of Local Flavors,Realty Haus™

    A Festival Like No Other In Austin, we're all about embracing local culture, and what better way to do that than by diving into the vibrant world of food and farming? Enter the Field Guide Festival, an annual celebration that brings together the city's top chefs and the hardest-working farmers for a day of culinary exploration. Set to make its third appearance on April 20, this festival is not just any food event. It's a unique walk-and-taste journey that shines a spotlight on the intricate dance between farm-fresh produce and culinary excellence. A Meeting of Minds and Tastes Imagine stepping into a world where every bite tells a story of sustainability, craftsmanship, and local pride. That's what Field Guide Festival is all about. It's a place where the names behind our favorite dishes and the faces behind the freshest ingredients in town come together. This isn't just about tasting incredible food; it's about understanding where it comes from and the people who make it possible. From chefs to farmers, it's a celebration of the community that builds the foundation of Austin's food scene. The Stars of the Show This year's lineup reads like a who's who of Austin's culinary scene, paired with the green thumbs that nourish the city's palate. Imagine enjoying dishes crafted by Amanda Turner of Olamaie in collaboration with True Bird Farm, or exploring the honey-infused creations of Ariana Quant from Uchi, paired with Two Hives Honey. The festival is a rare opportunity to see (and taste) the magic that happens when culinary innovators team up with agricultural artisans. Why It Matters Behind the scenes, champions like Lindsey Sokol and Philip Speer are the driving forces, ensuring that the festival not only showcases incredible food but also fosters connections between the community and local food producers. Speer, a familiar face in Austin's dining scene, emphasizes the critical role of supporting local farmers for a sustainable food future. Field Guide Festival isn't just an event; it's a movement towards a more connected and informed food community in Austin.

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  • Austin's March 2024 Calendar of Can't-Miss Events

    Austin's March 2024 Calendar of Can't-Miss Events,Realty Haus™

    Every Tuesday: Twilight Tuesdays at the Wildflower Center 📍Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Spring evenings in Austin just got more magical! The Wildflower Center invites you for extended Tuesday hours, perfect for enjoying live music, art, tasty local food trucks, and of course, our splendid wildflowers. Whether it's date night, hanging out with friends, or some much-needed me-time, these evenings are your ticket to springtime bliss. Details at wildflower.org 3/30/24: Austin Urban Cultural Fest 📍Auditorium Shores Get ready to immerse yourself in the soulful sounds of R&B, neo-soul, and hip-hop at the Austin Urban Cultural Fest. This event is a celebration of music, dance, culinary arts, and more, bringing over 15,000 fans together for an unforgettable experience. Festival info at urbanmusicfest.com 3/27/24 - 3/30/24: Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays 📍Venue: Mike A. Myers Stadium The Texas Relays are a showcase of athleticism, featuring the best high school, college, and professional track & field athletes. It's a must-see for sports fans, offering four days of competitive spirit and outstanding performances. Schedule at texassports.com 3/23/24 - 3/24/24: NASCAR at COTA 📍Circuit of The Americas Feel the thrill of NASCAR in Austin this March, with a weekend full of racing excitement at COTA. From the roar of the engines in the Cup Series to the intensity of the Xfinity and Camping World Truck Series, it's a motorsport enthusiast's dream. More details at nascaratcota.com 3/15/24 & 3/17/24: San Antonio Spurs I-35 Series 📍Venue: Moody Center Basketball excitement returns with the I-35 Series at the Moody Center. Witness the San Antonio Spurs battle it out against the Denver Nuggets and Brooklyn Nets in two games filled with high-energy basketball action. Tickets available at moodycenter.com 3/8/24 - 3/23/24: Rodeo Austin 📍Location: Travis County Expo Center Experience the excitement of Rodeo Austin, where city heritage meets fun-filled family entertainment. From professional rodeo competitions to daily concerts and a livestock show, there's something for everyone at this iconic Austin event. Event info at rodeoaustin.com 3/8/24 - 3/16/24: SXSW® Conference & Festivals 📍Austin Convention Center & Downtown Austin SXSW is the intersection of tech, music, film, and culture, drawing creatives and professionals from around the globe. Engage with visionary ideas and enjoy unparalleled networking opportunities in this 10-day extravaganza. Details at sxsw.com 2/24/24 - 3/3/24: ATX Open 📍Westwood Country Club The ATX Open, Austin's premier tennis event, returns for its exciting second year. Be part of the global tennis community and catch top athletes in action at this WTA 250 tournament. Learn more at atxopen.com

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  • Racquet Ready: Austin Gears Up for the Return of the ATX Open

    Racquet Ready: Austin Gears Up for the Return of the ATX Open,Realty Haus™

    Realty Haus is excited to bring you the latest on Austin's burgeoning tennis scene with the return of the ATX Open in February. Following the success of its inaugural event, which attracted 18,000 spectators, Austin is once again set to host this Women’s Tennis Association tournament, showcasing top talent in the world of women’s tennis. This year's tournament promises an impressive lineup, with Sloane Stephens, Danielle Collins, and Victoria Azarenka confirmed to participate. Stephens, celebrated for her victory at the 2017 U.S. Open among her seven career titles, made a strong showing at last year's ATX Open, reaching the quarterfinals. Her commitment to community was also recognized with the 2023 Women’s Catalyst Award, thanks to her philanthropic efforts through the Sloane Stephens Foundation. Collins, known for her dynamic play, reached the semifinals at last year's ATX Open and carried that momentum to other tournaments throughout the year. Azarenka, joining the Austin tournament for the first time, brings a wealth of experience as a two-time Australian Open winner and former world No. 1. The ATX Open is not just about showcasing established stars; it also serves as a platform for emerging talent. The DropShot Tournament Series H-E-B Women’s Pro Tennis Open, set for November, offers a wildcard entry to its winner, mirroring last year's opportunity that saw Peyton Stearns advance to the ATX Open quarterfinals. Last year's tournament saw Marta Kostyuk and the duo of Erin Routliffe and Aldila Sutjiadi taking home the singles and doubles titles, respectively. The 2024 ATX Open, to be held at the Westwood Country Club starting February 24, is eagerly anticipated by tennis enthusiasts and the local community alike. For those interested in being part of this thrilling event, tickets and additional information can be found on the official ATX Open website. Stay tuned to Realty Haus's blog for more updates and insights into Austin's vibrant sports and cultural events, reflecting the dynamic spirit of our city.

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  • Austin's Ultimate Guide to Celebrating National Margarita Day

    Austin's Ultimate Guide to Celebrating National Margarita Day,Realty Haus™

    Celebrate National Margarita Day in Austin with a city-wide toast to Texas' signature drink. On February 22, immerse yourself in a variety of special events and offerings at some of Austin's most beloved spots, each bringing its unique flair to this beloved cocktail tradition. Kick off your margarita tour at The Roosevelt Room, an award-winning cocktail bar offering their RR margaritas for $8 and Mezcal margaritas for $9, complemented by a selection of gourmet dishes and desserts. Reserve your spot via OpenTable to ensure a sophisticated evening. Continue the festivities at El Naranjo, where James Beard Award-winning chef Iliana de la Vega presents a 20% discount on all margaritas for the day. Pair your drink with authentic Oaxacan dishes for a complete culinary experience. Booking in advance through OpenTable is recommended. For a vibrant and playful setting, Taquero Mucho's Latina-owned, bright pink taquerias offer discounted margaritas and tequila shots, including their signature pink house margarita at $6 and the Espolon Tequila margarita at $8. Conclude your downtown celebrations at TRACE Austin in the W Hotel, featuring an array of drink specials from 4-8 pm on their tequila bar and patio. Savor unique margarita flavors and consider indulging in Patrón tequila flights. Reservations can be made via OpenTable or by contacting the restaurant. Extend your Margarita Day adventure to De Nada Cantina, where in partnership with Tromba Tequila, you'll find three new margaritas crafted by Chris Bostick. Enjoy The El Chingon, Tromba Spicy Marg, and Tromba Sandia Marg, all day long, alongside delicious tacos on housemade blue corn tortillas. Book your table on OpenTable. At Fareground, downtown's food hall, explore a variety of deals in one place. Drink offers a build-your-own margarita special, perfectly complemented by tacos from Taco Pegaso or a fried chicken sandwich from Henbit for a satisfying meal. Don't miss Z'Tejas's special offer with $5 margaritas all day at both Austin locations, plus a $1 flash sale from 5-6 pm and 9-10 pm, providing an unbeatable deal for margarita aficionados. Lastly, Chili’s at 45th and Lamar is serving up frosty margaritas in novelty keepsake cups for $5. February's special, the Grand Romance ‘Rita, blends Grand Marnier, Lunazul Blanco Tequila, and Monin blackberry syrup for a unique twist. With such a diverse range of settings and flavors, Austin's National Margarita Day celebrations offer something for every margarita enthusiast to enjoy, ensuring a memorable experience across the city.

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  • Touchdowns and Tunes: Austin Celebrates Super Bowl Weekend with Taylor Swift-Themed Parties

    Touchdowns and Tunes: Austin Celebrates Super Bowl Weekend with Taylor Swift-Themed Parties,Realty Haus™

    This Super Bowl season offers a unique blend of sports and pop culture in Austin, especially for fans of both football and Taylor Swift. With the Kansas City Chiefs facing off against the San Francisco 49ers, Swift's attendance to support boyfriend and Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce adds an extra layer of excitement. This crossover event is sparking a series of Super Bowl and Taylor Swift-themed parties across Austin, catering to fans eager to celebrate both spectacles. Vaquero Taquero in downtown Austin is embracing the hype with its "Swifty Bowl" event, featuring a mix of Taylor Swift-themed festivities including a DJ, karaoke, and even a piñata, alongside the live game screening on Sunday, February 11. For those with a sweet tooth, The Salty is offering a special treat with its Berries & Cream Swifty (Lovers) doughnut, a blend of brioche, vanilla-strawberry-blueberry glaze, and edible glitter, available for the weekend via pickup or delivery. The Tavern, a sports bar known for its allegiance to Kansas City Chiefs fans, may not have a Swift-specific event but is an ideal spot for fans of both Swift and the Chiefs to catch the game. Lastly, The Porch is adding a creative twist with its Taylor Swift Big Sports Ball Drag Brunch on Saturday, February 10. This event promises a lively drag show celebrating Swift's music, followed by Super Bowl viewing on Sunday, offering both table reservations and free entry options. These events reflect Austin's vibrant culture, merging sports, music, and entertainment to offer a memorable Super Bowl weekend for locals and visitors alike.

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